Comparing Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys and Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

Jean Rhys and Jane Eyre of Charlotte Bronte and Jane Eyre Charlotte Bronte The wider Sargasso Sea Jean Rhys and Jane Eyre are like umbrellas including independence, sociality, community and love. And the two main characters' life order. They deal with their difficulties in various ways. But they all overcome their losses and are trying to restore independence. Women appearing in both novels lose their freedom both mentally and physically.

The broad Sargasso Sea is one of the most famous colonial postwar reactions to Charlotte Bronte's writing, a wonderful disassembly of the so-called "squirming" by the author of Jane Eyre. The novel by Jean Rhys is the story of Edward Rochester, a hero of Jane Eyre. The plot took place in the West Indies where Rochester met his first wife, Belta Antoinette Mason. The wide Sargasso Sea will influence the general reading and understanding of Matrix Fiction as it rewrites the important part of Jane Eyre

The wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys shows the similarities of Jane Eyre written by Charlotte Bronte. The wide Sargasso Sea has many parallelism and shows that Jane Eyre is a direct source of its writing. The reason behind Rees' rework was to show intimate voice of Mr. Rochester's first wife, Jane Air's crazy woman. In a letter to her friend, Leith explained many ways she tried to make it parallel with Bronte Jane. Rees believes that "crazy woman" needs a voice. She thinks it is important to tell her and let people know how she will become a "crazy woman". "She is necessary for the plan, she must be on stage, she must have a reasonable meaning of the past.Of course it is angry, she makes everything fire Even trying to get on and eventually succeeding reasons "(Rhys 136)

The heroine Antoinette Cosway at Wide Sargasso Sea of ​​Jean Rhys was created by the devil of Jane Eyre and the wild Bertha Mason. The wonderful achievement of the lease that rewrote Bronte's text is that she produced double achievements for Jane Eyre's crazy lady. The heroine of the wide Sargasso Sea, the beautiful Antoinette Cosway, the heirs of the liberation of wealth were created by demon and beast Berta Mason. The author transformed Mrs Rochester into a personal image, its madness was caused by repression of imperialism and patriarchalism. The vision of Bertha / Antoinette as a crazy frank descendant to the family is no longer reasonable for the reader. In this article, I would like to focus on factors leading to the main character's madness.